Clevelanders to Get NCCJ National Awards
Two Cleveland leaders receive NCCJ national human relations awards for education and public service. Dr. John Millis, Western Reserve University president, is praised for adult summer workshops in human relations. Dr. T Keith Glennan, Case Institute of Technology president and first NASA head, noted for humanities in engineering education.
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Cleveland
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Brotherhood of Man
Dr. Glennan
Case
NASA
Explosions Destroy Four Burns at United Fireworks Plant
A series of five blasts rocked the United Fireworks Co. near Dayton injuring one worker and causing an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 dollars in damage. Ernest Smith, 29, was burned and hospitalized. The cause is undetermined but may be static electricity or a chemical reaction. The plant has a history of prior blasts with twelve workers killed in 26 years.
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Dayton, Ohio
United Fireworks Co
Walter Beachler
Ernest Smith
Here
U S Rebuttal Looms as Cuba Levels New Charges
In a UN Security Council session Cuba accuses the United States of planning direct military action against Havana while Cuba's Raul Roa lodges a written complaint citing 17 rocket sites and CIA-Pentagon links. James Hagerty dismisses the charges with the word Nuts.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Cuba
Security Council
Havana
Eisenhower
James J. Wadsworth
Raul Roa
11-Nation Council
Unitedstates
U.S
Council
Roa
Soviet Union
Poland
Organization of American States
OAS
The
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
Dayton gets first jet flights to Frisco in 1960
Dayton, Ohio will gain its first commercial jet service from Trans World Airlines starting January 20. A Convair 880 will depart Dayton for San Francisco via Chicago and Los Angeles, with daily outbound at 6 25 p.m. and return arrival in Dayton at 4 40 p.m.
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Dayton, Ohio
Trans World Airlines
Dayton
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Hearing Notice for Parole of Ohio Inmate Collings
Richard Darrell Collings 61811, inmate at Lebanon Correctional Institution, convicted January 1960 for burglary and larceny, serving 1 to 15 years. Case Nos. 17130 to 17144. Eligible for parole hearing on or after February 1961 before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission. Frank Wyatt, Parole and Record Clerk. January 4–11.
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Lebanon
Ohio
der BW
Richard Darrell Collings
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Labanon
Fuller County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Frank Wyatt
Prisoner eligible for Ohio Parole Commission hearing
Lloyd Allen, No. 61810, confined at Lebanon Correctional Institution, Lebanon Ohio, admitted from Butler County after a January 1960 conviction for armed robbery, serving 1 to 25 years in Case No. 17175. He is eligible for a parole hearing on or after February 1961 as ordered by the Ohio Parole Commission.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Lloyd Allen
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Butler County
Rob
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Frank Wyatt
Jury Ties Five To County Grand Jury In Felony Cases
Fourteen individuals faced grand jury action in Butler County on felony and related charges. Arthur Pollock Jr. and Wallace Henry pleaded guilty to auto theft charges, with others bound over for grand jury review. Margaret Fischesser pleaded not guilty to grand larceny, while Sam Dennis and Charles Newson faced theft and auto theft allegations. Vinson received suspended sentences for petit larceny and intoxication after leaving Ohio. Bryant Jr. was fined for driving under the influence. Three disorderly conduct cases were dismissed with conditions, and several intoxication proceedings were postponed.
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Buter County
Grand Jury
J. J. Lamb
Arthur Pollock Jr
Depot Street
Camden
Wallace Henry
Catalpa Drive
Reynolds Nairn
Browning St
Margaret Fischesser
Jefferson St
Cincinnati
Sam Dennis
Manchester Ave
Charles Clarence Newson
Canal ‘St. Frankin
Ellsworth Wright
West Middletown
News
Charles F. Vinson
Yankee Road
Gillen-Crow
Fourth Avenue
Miles P. Bryant Jr
West Middletown Rt. 2
James P. Taylor
West Middletown Rt. 1
Mattie Taylor
Andrew Fultz
Taylor Ave
Leona Joseph
Donald A. Coffey
Park Ave
Franklin
Lamb
New Year's Weekend Toll Set At 338
The New Year weekend traffic accidents killed 338 people, the lowest three day toll since 1953. Fires caused 66 deaths from Friday evening to Monday midnight, and miscellaneous accidents added 78, totaling 482 accidental deaths. The National Safety Council projected 14,000 more injuries during the period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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Milt Lie
BIG
V/ eA
5 Blasts Rock Fireworks Company
Miamisburg
Stern U.S
Bias Roa
Fidel Castro
U.N. Assembly
Z-nation
U.N
Dillman
Decker
Miami
Nancy Lee
Dillman’s
Frisco
Vinson
S&h
Jr. & Misses
Tussy
Ross’ Toiletries
Ross’ Coats
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